No Evil Project - Show that anyone can do good, no matter who they are.

Aunt Stereotypes Redefined

Krista

Hamden, CT
United States
Aunt
Theatre Lover
Polish
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I am a lifeguard and a swim team coach and help kids to be confident in their swimming abilities.
Why are you participating?: 

To support my old RA Erin Williams and to show the amount of diversity I have and compare it to the rest of the people participating.

Courtney

Bristol, VT
United States
Blond
Chocoholic
Aunt
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
My good deed is volunteering as a field hockey coach every summer and working with elementary school age girls. They usually have no other opportunity to play during the school year and this is their only chance. I like to make the most of the experience for them and make sure they have the best time possible.
Why are you participating?: 

I'm participating in The No Evil project because I believe that this world would be a better place if we all did at least one nice thing a day for someone else, without expecting a return. This could be something as small as holding the door all the way to donating blood.

Charlene

Worcester, MA
United States
Photographer
Aunt
Geocacher
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I like to pass along smiles by taking photographs. I volunteer for the Hanover Theatre, with a professional organization - The BioCommunications Association and as a trustee for a condo association. I pick up trash along the trails when I'm geocaching (CITO - cache in trash out).
Why are you participating?: 

There is good in everyone, don't stereotype, and smiles multiply... pass one along. Life is good!

Jami

Worcester, MA
United States
Animal Lover
Aunt
Civil Engineer
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
When I was a teenager I attended a local festival with my bff. We found a wallet with more than $100 in it on a ride. We picked up the wallet and turned it in to the lost and found at the festival, with money, credit cards, etc. still in tact. It never dawned on my bff or me to take anything from the wallet. We opened it to check for ID and that was it. I hope the guy got his wallet back, but I know that we did everything we could given the situation.
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